Son of Secretary Hay Killed Falling From Window
Adelbert Hay son of Secretary Hay and former U S consul at Pretoria died after falling from a third story window in Haven Conn while visiting Yale. He had arrived from New York for a triennial reunion and class festivities were cancelled as a mark of respect. News reached Washington where Secretary Hay is prostrated and family plans to travel to New Haven for the funeral.
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Hay
Haven
Conn
Pre
Haven House
Yale
New Haven
New York
New
Mason
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Adelbert Hay
Adelbert S. Hay
United States
Pretoria
Macrum
Fourth of July Picnic at Park by Federated Union
A community picnic will be held at the park on July 4 under the Federated Union of the TU. The event begins at 1 a.m. with lemonade and music and promises popular short celebrations for attendees.
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Ouset
Federated Union of the
Notable 14 Year Old Pioneers Telephone Link
York June 4 The wire has been discovered by P Levenberg a 14 year old tailor in the tenement district. He is employed by the New York Telephone and has worked at night for two years upon his communication between two points six blocks apart. He claims the line is conducted and a cable phone extends to a point underground. Professor Saye or Serviss investigated the feat and questions remain whether it can be used for long distances.
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York
P. Levenberg
The
New York Telephone
P. Serviss
Levenders
Keely of Fame
Elaime
Servins
City Civil Service Exam Applications Rise
The city announces more than apfilicafor the civil service exam beginning next. The municipal court has six applications for a laborer position. A carpenter named Mc fell aboard the City Saturday afternoon at Parkway, injuring his left arm and shoulder. He was removed to Providence Hospital. County commissioners award the contract for the new county farm to HN Swartwood and H Lis, bid $1,562.
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Carpenter
Providence
HN. Swartwood
H. Lisote
City Hall Notice of Public Works Bids Advertised
The meeting of the Pabile works Saturday announced bids for water mains on Occidental Avenue from Madison to Jackson and from Water main on Boren Avenue to Broadway. Grading and parking on Tenth Avenue north from Denny Way to East, with work on Thom erading and Hoyleston Avenue line areas including John H Nagile properties.
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Pabile Works
Occidental Avenue
Jackson
Sooner Reservation Clears After Comanche Conflict
An unsettled dispute around a Comanche reservation ends with the area now clear, following a sequence that began with a confrontation and led to finalization of the withdrawal of the "Booners" from the site.
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Tex
Comanche Reservations Reservation
Funeral Delays as Mrs Hay Awaits Arrival
New Haven Conn June M secretary Hay whose son died suddenly on arrival here yesterday showed improvement this morning. The body of the young consul will likely be taken to Cleveland but plans await Mrs Hay arrival and arrangements have not been made.
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New Haven
Conn
Hay
Cleveland
Kruger Sends Wreath for Beloved Dead Consul Adelbert Hay
Amsterdam reports that Dom Pauler cabled to America to order a handsome wreath as a tribute to the dead consul Adelbert Hay, a figure who was very popular with his colleagues.
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Amsterdam
Dom Pauler
America
Adelbert Hay
Gold Dust Boundary Order Eases Klondike Royalties
The gold commissioner issues an order allowing all dust to pass the boundary if royalty payment proof is provided and a certificate is shown. Commissioner Rows and Gold Commissioner Senkler of Dawson preserve discretion to admit commercial gold dust, reducing seizures at the boundary.
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Klondike
Yukon
Rows
Senkler
Dawson
Princess Hatnfeldt Inherits Further From Huntington Will
San Francisco June 4 The adopted daughter of the late C P Huntington will receive 1 9 million in addition to the one million left by her adopted father Henry E Huntington contributes the extra sum with no will contest expected in view of surging security values from the railroad magnate.
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San Francisco
Princess Hatnfeldt
C. P. Huntington
Henry E. Huntington
Wandering Woman Found After Night in Nightgown
Mrs W H Burns of Stratford seven miles west of Wilson Creek wandered the countryside for a day and night in a night robe. Found by her husband and Joseph McMahon near Coulee City, she will be taken to Waterville for sanity examination. Her feet are cut and bruised from exposure. Mrs Burns had been ill and became slightly demented.
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Coulee City
Wash
W. H. Burns
Stratford
Wilson Creek
Joseph McMahon
Waterville
List of names and places from a historical directory
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and their cities or roles across regions, including Victoria, Everett, Port Townsend, Seattle, Olympia, Spokane, and beyond. The roster mentions merchants, contractors, miners, canneries, timber buyers, and other professions alongside towns in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska.
Precaution for Health From Skagway Steamer Advice
Health precautions reach rail and foot travelers after Skagway reports on the Dolphin. Trains are inspected by health officers with railroad help and receive clean bills of health if eligible, mirroring steamer procedures. A joint agreement with the Canadian government governs the safeguards for passengers crossing the border.
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Skagway
Amerio
Funeral notices for W. J. Kraming and Miss Theresa McNamara
The funeral for W. J. Kraming, drowned two weeks ago on the Duwamleh river, was held yesterday at Butterworth's chapel with interment at Mount Peasant. A. C. U. lodge members attended Beattie, Columbia, Evergreen and Al-Ki. Miss Theresa Fr. McNamara died Saturday of consumption and was buried at Calvary after services at the Church of Immaculate Conceptions led by Rev. Father Brown. grave services by Nev. Father Woods.
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W. J. Kraming
Duwamleh
Butterworth’s Chapel
Mount Peasant
Beattie
Columbia
Evergreen
Al-Ki
Theresa Fr. McNamara
North Broadway
Church of Immaculate Conceptions
Father Brown
Calvary
Nev
Father Woods
Victorian Sails Steamer Victorias Sets Sail for Southeast
Steamer Victorias with Capt John Roberta of Dodwell & Co waited in Southeastern Alaska last night carrying 66 passengers and no cargo. Passenger Hue Madden, returning from Nome on the Jeanie, travels to Dawson to settle hotel and saloon business affairs.
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Victorias
John Roberta
Dodwell & Co
Alaska
Hue Madden
Nome
Jeanie
Dawson
Hurley Suspended Striker Ties Up Seattle Baseball Rumors
Hurley, Seattle’s star first baseman, has not played in two Tacoma games and is suspended. The St Joe club, Western League, reportedly used him with Spokane and then with another team under payment terms. Dugdale keeps lines open between Tacoma and St Joe as officials sort the tangle and Hurley could return soon.
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Hurley
Seattle
Tacoma
Murtey
Bt. Joe
Spokane
St. Joe
Dugdale
Dawson Seeks Carnegie Gift for North Country Library
Dawson Public Library and Recreation association has sent a letter to Andrew Carnegie asking consideration for a public library endowment in the far north. The Dawson committee notes local idle time and reads rooms as a key pastime and expects a reply before summer ends.
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Dawson
Dawson Public Library and Recreation Association
Andrew Carnegie
Far North
Steel King
Roomea
Swindler Campbell Arrested on Fraud Indictments
Cincinnati report says W Greer Campbell, under four Chicago indictments, was arrested in Cincinnati while fugitive from justice. Raymond Carew, a Chicago broker, claims losses of 150000 and names other notable victims. Campbell allegedly sold fake state rights for an electric ore-smelting process and financed lavish living with forged contracts. He fled to Canada with money and a bride, then Europe. Carew offered money to suppress the story.
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New York
Cincinnati
Windflere
W. Greer Campbell
Campbell
Chicago
Raymond Carew
J. L. Hookefeller
Armours
Cudah
Bell
Menin
Caplitallate
Diamonda
Aitha
Canad
Europe
Fourth Street
Fourth of July Fireworks Available for Beattie Residents
Local ad invites boys and girls in Beattie and Washington state to subscribe to the Star at 25 cents per month. Subscribing brings an order on Ethodes Hros for fireworks, with each new subscriber earning fireworks equal in value to 25 cents. Fireworks are advertised as first class and widely available.
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Beattie
Washington
Star
Star Office
Ethodes Hros
Becond Avenue
Star Syndicate
Nome City Aims to Attract reputable business
Mayor Humes received a letter from Nome City Mayor J F Grease asserting no intent to bar lawful enterprises but to invite capital for mine development. Grease recalls an attempt by some merchants to impose prohibitive licenses on newcomers, which failed. The enclosed communication to the Nome council was reportedly endorsed but the enclosure was omitted in transmission.
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Humes
J. F. Grease
Nome City
Grese
Grease
Nome
Boxers Reorganizing Under Allied Bay Movement
Authorities report a revived Boxer movement named Allied Bay, claiming mutual protection but viewed as foreign and dangerous. Activity is concentrated around Tientsin as officials grow alarmed.
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Perkin
June M
Tientatn
Wesleyan M B B church holds postponed children's day
Suburban Wesleyan Missionary Baptist Church conducted its children’s day exercises at Routh Seattle on Sunday after postponement. The beautified church and excellent program were praised, while local reports note the county barn rebuilding and Ballard school board bid openings at tonight’s meeting.
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Wesleyan M. B&b
Seattle
From Music to Millions in La Salle Musician Named Heir
Drake rose from pittance in a local band to a fortune as an heir to 3,000,000 dollars. He traveled with a touring troupe that played to empty houses for a week. A cablegram from Firemen Germany notified him of the inheritance and he and his wife plan to travel to Germany to claim the estate.
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LA Salle
Drake
Firemen
Germany
Republican convention opens in Columbus with wide attendance
Delegates and visitors fill Columbus as the Republican state convention opens at four in the afternoon. Gov Nash is expected to be renominated by acclamation. The Anti-Caldwell faction mounts a strong challenge to the lieutenant governor, with a platform unlikely to differ from past declarations.
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Columbus
Nash
Caldwell
Residents demand sewer on Fir Street amid drainage woes
South of Yealer Way between Twelfth and Fifteenth Avenues residents complain closet drainage on Fir Street drains into the mulch by the gulch. Refuse lodges in bushes, raising disease fears. Board of Health has urged action, but the council has taken none.
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Yealer Way
Twelfth
Fifteenth Avenues
Fir Street
Board of Health
Foreclosure Suit Targeting Seattle Land Mortgage
In King county Washington Jane Agard sues Nels Anderson A B Peterson and others to foreclose a mortgage on lots 54 and 55 in Dwight's Addition Seattle. The 1892 mortgage by Anderson to Agard secures a 100 note at 10 percent due two years after date. Defendants must answer within 60 days of first publication June 24 1910. Attorneys Peters Powell Seattle King County Washington.
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State of Washington
County of
King
Jane
Agard
Nela N. Anderson
Peterson
J. Strait
August Lovegren
Preston Mill Company
Scandinavian - American Bank of Seattle
Byublication
Nels N. Anderson
A. &. Peterson
King County
Waenhington
Lota
Dwight
Benattle
Washington
Neila N. Anderson
Jane (. Agard
Rainier Arrives in Seattle With Cargo and Passengers
The steamer Rainier, agents L. H. Gray & Co., arrived in Seattle yesterday from San Francisco carrying 475 tons of cargo and a list of passengers including Mies Carlin Richard Anderson A A Oliver Charles Mathewson D McDonald Mrs Shute Hal Taber Mrs Oliver J A Want Arthur Thompson Mrs J A Lunes L B Fiverett G Selim C W Southern. Rainier discharged cargo at Galbraith's wharf and departed for Whatcom this morning.
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Rainier
L. H. Gray &O
Seattle
San Francisco
Mies Carlin
Richard Anderson
A. A. Oliver
Charles Mathewson
McDonald
Shute
Hal Taber
Mrs. Oliver
J. A. Want
Arthur Thompson
Mra
J. A. Lunes
L. RB. Fiverett
G. Selim
C. W. Southern
Galbraith’s Wharf
Whatcom
Late arrivals at Rainier Grand and Diller hotels listed
The article lists numerous guests and visitors by name and location at the Rainier Grand and Diller hotels, including J. M. Comatock of Spokane and many others from cities like Denver, Butte, Tacoma, Olympia, San Francisco, Portland, and Vancouver. Additional names appear for the Northern and Seattle hotels, with entries including residents and travelers from Canada and the United States.
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Rainier Grand
J. M. Comatock
Spokane
Walt. C. Brace
Denver
A. H. Weber
Butte
Maj. Geo. H. Penrose
A. A
E. B. Braden
F. A. Walpole
Washington
D. C
Frank L. Wheeler
North Yakima
C. H. K. Smith
San Francisco
Trad Huston
Tacoma
F. L. Goddard
Fort Steilacoom
the Diller
H. C. Poeeney
EF. Hancock
Teesville
John Cline
Olympia
H. C. Vining
Hamilton
Geo. W. Tibbitts
Gilman
H. C. Adams
Portland
W. W. Conner
la Conner
T. L. Lynch
T. Dunlap
Dan Connors
J. FB
Teachers in Trouble in Vancouver School Row
Two principals Miss Agnes Deans Cameron and Minas Williams face suspension after allegedly holding written examinations for promotion against board rules. Public reaction criticizes board and superintendent as high handed. Florance Marvin listed as a consultant with notices about bicycle repair.
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Vancouver
BR. C
Agnes Deans Cameron
Minas Williams
Central and Salmon bay school additions discussed
The article notes construction plans for additions to the Central and Salmon Bay schools and mentions a monthly social of Haworth league at the Dallard M. K. church. It also cites resignations and new postings including MK. McGinnia at Mallard School and Colton’s education role in Mindanao Jolo.
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Central
Salmon Bay
Haworth
Dallard M. K
McGinnia
Mallard School
Dae
North Yakinoa
Bloody picnic train shooting shocks Louts crowd
At a color church picnic near Louts Missouri a train car erupted in gunfire over a remark about a woman. Samuel Hart was killed, Samuel Torans and two others wounded as the interior of the cab was torn by bullets. Arrests followed.
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Louts
Frank Willams
Samuel Torans
Torans
Mia
Samuel Hart
Jans, Laughlin
Frank Williama
Also Mentioned on This Page
Young Hay
Re. T. U
Cottage City
New County Barn
City Hall
Mrs. Hay
QOM Kruger
Act of Commissioner
Bruzier
M. Pointer
Thos
Adair
Miner
Dawnon
B. N. Jones
New Wetminster
Bernard Mac Ponald
Rossland
Munek
Davenport
Th A. Lonner
Toronto
W. A. Ward
Victoria
HL OL
O. W. Wilcow
Missoula
P. J. Johnson
Walla Walla
T. Hannal
Tokio
Japan
Mr. Joseph MacDonald
Douglas Lland
Chas, Ehrenberg
Merchant
Burke
Idaho
W. A. van Epps
Geo. L. French
the Stevene
A. C. Foster
Winnipeg
Chas. McClure
Sydney
Australia
F. H. Newhall
Port Townsend
FE. B. Cook
A RK. Kineth
Coupeville
A. Th. Dorsey
Port Angeles
J. M. Haxter
Homnewick
Capt. Cooper
Fort Flagler
A. B. Dickerman
Maple Valley
Michael Younger
Haileneburg
C.D. Lewin
Sedro Woolley
BE. A
Carnegie
Leorget
John Morach
Ballard
Balard Echeo Board
Ae Ee
Ava
McMullen
Tary
Rhodes Bros
F. G. Wright
Coma
FE. Waidman
J. H Conrad
Daweon
Stenger
Minas Addie Brown
Revelstoke
FR. H. Herbold
Wallace
Shelley Jones
Aberdeen
Anna Girard
Florence
Italy
Willie Wheeler
A. Hunter
Geo. L. Smith
L. O. Waldo
White
Florance Marvin
Prophetous
Victoria Hotel
Buit
Kirkwood
Becondatreeta
Vremont
Ednewater
van Astelt
Nocon Itien
Columbia City
M. A. Colton
Mindanao
Jolo
Philippine Islands
Taft Commission
Atkinson
Manila
Stevens & Stevens
Pike
Pike &T
New York Life Insurance Ca
Rand Opera
Sam Ecet Enon
John Cort
Grand Opera House
Elisabeth Jay Richardson
Hirb Avenue Theater
Mala
Silver King
Hiro Avenue Theater
Haseel
Davy Crockett
Cohn & Cohn
Jackson Street
EK. Co
Raymond & Hoyt
Recond Ave
Ernst Bros
Pike St. Tel
Tor
Geo. McLerkon, Tilt
Fityt Is
J, Matzger
Second
Lecies
Apollinaris
Hirsch
A. Lindauer
Optician
S22
Pike Street
Lachew
MEE Chong & CO
Becond Ave
Hoh. T. Turner
Sanitarium
Hinckley Block
Bryant
Howe
Z. C. Miles & Piper CO
Yesler Way
Sherman, Glay & CO
Matheson Bros. Grocers Cor
Main
Yesler Wat
Seattle Transfer Co
First AY
Old England
Milan
Galveston
Potel Butler
Beatties
Hine
Star Paint CO
Seattle Gas & Electric Co
Queen Cry Steam Laundry
Fourth Ave
Pike St
Jene
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